It’s downright ironic that women today must fight for equality in STEM fields. After all, it was their math skills that helped launch the digital age.

Pagglait Review: Starring Sanya Malhotra, the film attempts to turn the stereotypical figure of the widow on its head.

Operation Varsity Blues gets its title from the FBI’s code name for its investigation of William Rick Singer, his associates and his clients.

The sub-standard plot could still have been excused had the film  provided us with strong characters, but it loses points even in that department.

Qubool Hai 2.0 Review: The once-hit television drama is back on OTT and we get to see two of our favourite TV actors, Surbhi Jyoti and Karan Singh Grover, back together as a couple.

Bombay Rose Review: Rao reportedly spent six years crafting this detailed urban romance and what a fabulous job she has done – one can see each frame coming alive with an endearing precision.

Gone are the days when women would pick on each other and fight over boys – the girls in Moxie come together to smash their biggest enemy in school: patriarchy.

Most of the TV shows on OTT platforms are created by men and/or cater entirely to the male gaze. To make the task of finding wholesome content a bit easier, here is a list of ten shows by women creators that you can binge-watch.

The #SareeFlow movement that Kutty kicked off had also recently led to several other women sharing pictures of themselves on social media,

Parineeti Chopra’s The Girl On The Train is only loosely based on Paula Hawkin’s popular novel-of-the-same-name and instead goes ahead to construct itself as a murder-mystery thriller.